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A member asked:
Can post concussion syndrome give me problems with focusing my eyes? im a month and week out from having mild concussion.worried about hematomo? no ct
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Yes: Nonspecific blurred vision is common with PCS. It should gradually improve. I wouldn't worry about a "hematoma," especially after 2 months. Dr. Google steered you wrong there.
Answered 10/21/2016
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